Final Year Difficulty

Well I took 3rd year modules in my second year, the difficulty wasn't too different. So I'd expect the same difficulty. Seeing as you've gotten a first in your second year just do more of the same and you'll be fine. No idea about dissertations though, there's a thread somewhere on TSR about them, which you might find useful.

Well I took 3rd year modules in my second year, the difficulty wasn't too different. So I'd expect the same difficulty. Seeing as you've gotten a first in your second year just do more of the same and you'll be fine. No idea about dissertations though, there's a thread somewhere on TSR about them, which you might find useful.

It will depend entirely on the modules you choose, the lecturers you have for said modules, and ultimately the amount of work you put in. People do get Firsts in their final year, and I know of one student (admittedly he was Chinese) who got 100% in one of their Year 3 modules.

The people who tend to average above 70% in Year 3 are those who generally attend all lectures and seminars, do more than just the minimum reading, and treat studying like a 9-5 job from Monday to Friday. It's very feasible to also have fun in your final year, go out, and also have an active social life and take part in societies/clubs... It's just you have to manage your time very carefully and not waste time by chilling around doing nothing as is very common in first and second year.

If you only need to average 66% in Year 3 to graduate with a First, then you should be fine.

Oh okay! That's great!

How did you manage to take 3rd year modules in your second year?

You took third year modules in second year? Awesome. Which ones? Also, random question, have you had Prof. Robin Mason as a lecturer yet?

It was a growth module, hated it to be honest. In second and third year you can generally take whatever modules you want so long as their not first year modules. Nope haven't had him, never even heard of him before this post